The Pakistan Cricket Board has toldthe ICC that it cannot accept the recommendations of the Woolf
report, which calls for ending government interference in the game, due to the "unique circumstances"

Sharad Pawar's reign as the president of the International Cricket Council ended on Thursday as New Zealander Alan Isaac took charge from him for a two-year term at the ICC Annual Conference here.

Sharad Pawar's tenure as International Cricket Council President will come to an end next week and New Zealand's Alan Isaac will take over from the Indian at the body's five-day Annual Conference starting with the Chief Executive Committee's meeting here on Sunday.